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Ingle Farm Dental From the start in 1969, Ingle Farm Dental has kept up-to-date with changes in dentistry: in equipment, materials, techniques and infection control.

This is a tradition Dr Johnston and his team are proudly continuing. 1969 was a momentous year for Practice Founder, Dr Karl Skopal, as he describes here:

“I had just left a dental practice at Woomera after 6 years and set up a new practice in my first house in Para Hills. "Newlywed, our son was born later that year at about the same time that Ingle Farm Kmart (the first Kmart in South Australia) was being built in the middle of a large sheep paddock.

“I was fortunate enough to gain a tenancy within the shopping mall and watched as the foundations were laid and the Ingle Farm Shopping Centre took shape. Built by the legendary entrepreneur of shopping centres, Mr Jack Weinert, he extended it twice over the years until he finally sold it. "The new owners added more shops around the Food Mart. All the suburbs around expanded with new housing in Ingle Farm, Para Hills, Valley View, Para Vista and Walkley Heights and as the suburbs expanded, so did the practice.

“Eventually, the original surgery premises that had served us so well for 37 years became far too small to cope with increasing demand. "In 2006, we took the opportunity to relocate to new premises, with modern equipment, and a more efficient layout in a prime position at the Northern entrance to the shopping centre. "The spacious surroundings made it a pleasure to come to work.”

After working in the practice for 16 years, Dr. Skopal’s daughter Dr. Angela Schuurmans became a partner in July 2010. When Dr. Skopal retired, Dr Schuurmans took over as Practice Principal.

Celebrating World Smile Day! 🙂What better way to celebrate smiles than with our amazing dental team!We headed out for a ...
02/10/2026

Celebrating World Smile Day! 🙂

What better way to celebrate smiles than with our amazing dental team!

We headed out for a delicious dinner followed by a little friendly competition at the bowling alley 🎳 — and there were certainly plenty of big smiles, laughs and good times along the way!

It was wonderful to step away from the dental chair and spend some quality time together as a team. We’re so grateful for this fantastic bunch of people who bring smiles to our patients’ faces every day. 🥰

Here’s to healthy smiles, happy teams and lots more reasons to smile! 😁✨

30/09/2026

World Smile Day 2026 🙂

Date: Friday, October 2nd, 2026 (celebrated annually on the first Friday of October)

Origin: Created in 1999 by Harvey Ball, the artist who designed the iconic yellow smiley face in 1963.

Goal: To promote goodwill, cheer, and random acts of kindness across the globe without political, religious, or geographical boundaries.

What can we do to make one person smile today?
What makes you smile? Me... coffee!! and friends...

28/09/2026

Friday 2nd October is World Smile Day 🙂
Harvey Ball established the first World Smile Day in 1999 because he worried his iconic symbol, created by him back in 1963, was becoming too commercialised.
He wanted the day to focus on its original message: spreading goodwill, cheer, kindness and helping at least one person smile.

August 15th is National Relaxation Day! ✨UNPLUG - turn off or silence your devices ENJOY QUIET HOBBIES - read a book or ...
15/08/2026

August 15th is National Relaxation Day! ✨

UNPLUG - turn off or silence your devices

ENJOY QUIET HOBBIES - read a book or start a puzzle 🧩

GET OUTSIDE - go for a walk or enjoy the sunshine 🌞

MINDFULNESS - do some stretches or breathing exercises

Take a moment to slow down & enjoy the day.

As we wrap up Dental Health Week, we're celebrating the smiles behind the smiles! 😁🦷A big thank you to our amazing team ...
07/08/2026

As we wrap up Dental Health Week, we're celebrating the smiles behind the smiles! 😁🦷

A big thank you to our amazing team for their dedication, care and passion for helping our patients achieve healthy, confident smiles every day.

Remember, a healthy smile starts with great oral hygiene and regular dental check-ups. If it's been a while since your last visit, we'd love to see you!

Happy Dental Health Week from all of us! 💙✨

Happy Dental Health Week! 🦷✨ Let's talk about the mysterious "third molars"—wisdom teeth! 🧠🦷Did you know these "wise" te...
05/08/2026

Happy Dental Health Week! 🦷

✨ Let's talk about the mysterious "third molars"—wisdom teeth! 🧠🦷

Did you know these "wise" teeth are the last to arrive, usually appearing between ages 18 and 25? Historically, they helped our ancestors chew tough, raw plants. Today, because our modern diets are softer, our jaws often don't have enough room for them!
Here are a few quick facts about these back teeth:
🔹 Not everyone gets them: Up to 35% of people are born missing at least one wisdom tooth.
🔹 They often get stuck: Because of small jaws, about 70% of people develop at least one "impacted" wisdom tooth that can't break through the gums properly.
🔹 Early checks are key: Catching them early (between 15 and 25 years old) means an easier time evaluating them if they ever start crowding or causing pain

It’s Dental Health Week! 💙Did you know that many popular sports drinks contain as much as 6 to 13 teaspoons of sugar in ...
04/08/2026

It’s Dental Health Week! 💙

Did you know that many popular sports drinks contain as much as 6 to 13 teaspoons of sugar in a single bottle?
Even worse, they are highly acidic. When you drink them, that acid softens and weakens your tooth enamel. This leaves your teeth completely open to decay and cavities over time.

Your dental action plan:
💧Keep it simple: Plain water is always the best choice for hydration.
⏱️ Wait to brush: Acid softens your enamel, so wait at least 30 minutes to brush after drinking. This allows your saliva to naturally harden your teeth again!
🚰 Rinse: If you do drink a sports drink or soft drink, swish your mouth with plain water right after to neutralize the acid.

Protect your smile and share this tip with your sporty friends! 🚴🏃‍♀️🎾

Life gets busy, but don't forget your teeth! 🦷The Australian Dental Association found that young adults often skip the d...
03/08/2026

Life gets busy, but don't forget your teeth! 🦷

The Australian Dental Association found that young adults often skip the dentist. Don't let your oral health take a back seat! Regular check-ups help stop small issues from becoming big problems later.
Get your smile sorted this week. Book online at www.inglefarmdental.com.au or call us on 8264 5959

Are You Brushing Right? It's Dental Health Week! Keeping your smile strong is easy with these simple rules:🌟 Brush for 2...
02/08/2026

Are You Brushing Right?
It's Dental Health Week!
Keeping your smile strong is easy with these simple rules:
🌟 Brush for 2 minutes, twice a day with fluoride toothpaste.
🧵 Floss daily to clean between teeth.
🍎 Eat a balanced diet and limit sugary snacks.
Book your next check-up at Ingle Farm Dental today! Visit www.inglefarmdental.com.au or call us on 8264 5959.

Did you know we offer 10% discount on treatment with a SA Seniors Card?  And even better, now the SA government have cha...
13/07/2026

Did you know we offer 10% discount on treatment with a SA Seniors Card?

And even better, now the SA government have changed the guidelines, meaning every South Australian over the age of 60 is eligible!

With a seniors card, you can access free travel on Adelaide Metro, fuel discounts, Romeo's Foodland discounts and lots more.

Apply online today!
And then call Ingle Farm Dental on 8264 5959 to book in your next check up!

Address

Ingle Farm Plaza, Cnr. Montague & Walkley Rds
Adelaide, SA
5098

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 7:30pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 12pm

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